English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
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Vocabulary and synonyms are essential components of English language sections across competitive exams. This topic tests word associations, context meanings, and precise vocabulary skills. Regular practice helps test takers score higher in SSC, banking, and railway recruitment tests.
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Vocabulary and Synonyms Questions
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fall
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festive
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groin
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grumble
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None of these
A
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Topple means to fall, tumble, or overthrow, especially from a high position. Fall is the correct synonym as it directly captures the meaning of coming down from an upright position. The other options are unrelated to falling or overthrowing.
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stab
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stumble
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shudder
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grab
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growl
D
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Explanation
Seize means to grab, take hold of suddenly, or capture forcefully. Grab is the perfect synonym as both words convey the action of taking hold of something quickly and firmly. Options like stab, stumble, and shudder are completely unrelated.
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victory
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vehement
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vest
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vomit
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vestigial
A
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Triumph means victory, win, or a great success. Victory is the exact synonym as both terms represent the state of being successful or winning a competition. The other options have different meanings.
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rapacious
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rumble
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reckless
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radiate
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rode
A
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Covetous means having or showing a greedy desire for something, especially wealth or possessions. Rapacious means grasping, greedy, or predatory, which is a close synonym. The other options don't convey greedy desire.
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vehement
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vacillate
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dingy
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vernacular
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None of these
B
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Sway means to influence, persuade, or to swing back and forth. Vacillate means to waver between options or swing back and forth in decision, which is a correct synonym. Vehement means forceful, which is unrelated.
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stubborn
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sturdy
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steady
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steal
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substitute
E
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Surrogate means a substitute, replacement, or someone appointed to act in place of another. Substitute is the direct synonym. The other options (stubborn, sturdy, steady, steal) are unrelated to the concept of replacement.
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enliven
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invent
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inverse
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intro
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None of these
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Invigorate means to give energy, enliven, or stimulate. Enliven is the perfect synonym as it means to make lively or energetic. Options like invent, inverse, and intro are unrelated in meaning.
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threaten
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thread
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dwindle
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tiff
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totter
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Intimidate means to frighten, threaten, or overawe someone, especially to make them do something. Threaten is the correct synonym. Thread is unrelated (it's a thin cord), while dwindle, tiff, and totter are also not synonyms.
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abandon
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astute
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amend
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fulfill
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forsake
A
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Forfeit means to lose, give up, or be deprived of something as a penalty. Abandon means to give up completely, which is a correct synonym. Forsake would also work but isn't the option. Fulfill is opposite in meaning.
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provoke
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prejudice
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pre education
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preinstall
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None of these
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Tantalize means to tempt, tease, or torment with the promise of something desired but out of reach. Provoke means to stimulate or give rise to a reaction or emotion, which is a valid synonym. The context is about creating desire or frustration.
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barrier
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barren
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borrow
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boast`
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broad
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"Fence" primarily means a barrier or structure that divides or encloses an area. "Barrier" is a direct synonym capturing this essential meaning of obstruction or separation.
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buttress
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bitter
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blind
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blister
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None of these
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"Fortify" means to strengthen something against attack or to make it more secure. "Buttress" specifically means to support or strengthen something, making it an accurate synonym.
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jumper
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jotting
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naïve
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nuance
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none of these
C
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Explanation
Naive is synonymous to juvenile.
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Unclear
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tuber
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distinct
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dishevel
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None of these
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"Vague" means something not clearly expressed or lacking definite form or precise meaning. "Unclear" is a direct synonym that captures this same sense of ambiguity or lack of clarity.
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flounder
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fetch
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fade
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faction
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fake
C
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Explanation
"Fizzle" means to gradually weaken, decline, or end with a disappointing result. "Fade" captures this meaning of gradually disappearing, losing strength, or diminishing over time.